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This paper establishes optimal asymptotics for the covariance of the Schrödinger semigroup trace in dimensions one and two: as s,t→0, the covariance of Tr[e^{-sH}] and Tr[e^{-tH}] is bounded above by min{s,t}^{1-d/2} max{s,t}^{1-d/2-d/κ}, a

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load-bearing objection Sharp covariance asymptotics for white-noise Schrödinger traces in d=1,2: the result looks right, but Proposition 4.2's dominated-convergence step is non-integrable in d=2 and needs a small fix. the 2 major comments →

arxiv 2607.17393 v1 pith:FIBH6AF5 submitted 2026-07-19 math.PR math-phmath.MP

Optimal Covariance Estimates for Schr\"odinger Semigroups with White Noise in d=1,2

Youssef Djellouli , Pierre Yves Gaudreau Lamarre This is my paper
classification math.PR math-phmath.MP MSC 60H2560J5582B44
keywords random Schrödinger operatorwhite noisesemigroup tracecovariance asymptoticsFeynman–Kac formulaBrownian bridge local timesintersection local timeshyperuniformity
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This paper gives the first matching upper and lower bounds on the covariance between Tr[e^{-sH}] and Tr[e^{-tH}], where H is the random Schrödinger operator −½Δ+V+white noise in d=1,2 and V grows like |x|^κ. The result is that as s,t→0 the covariance is exactly of order min{s,t}^{1−d/2} max{s,t}^{1−d/2−d/κ}, up to constants, once V also satisfies a matching upper growth bound; without that upper bound only the upper estimate is claimed. The proof uses Feynman–Kac formulas to write the covariance entirely in terms of Brownian-bridge self-intersection and mutual intersection local times, then controls those local times by scaling and exact Gaussian moment formulas. Because the bounds match, the paper obtains quantitative consequences: a semigroup notion of hyperuniformity with rate t^{2−d/2}, and a decorrelation rate (min/max)^{d/(2κ)} between eigenvalues sampled at different temperature scales.

Core claim

The paper proves that for d=1,2, under a lower power-law growth condition V(x) ≥ a|x|^κ − b, the covariance C(s,t) = Cov(Tr[e^{-sH}], Tr[e^{-tH}]) obeys C(s,t) ≲ min{s,t}^{1−d/2} max{s,t}^{1−d/2−d/κ} as (s,t)→0. When V also satisfies an upper growth condition V(x) ≤ c|x|^κ + f, the reverse bound holds, giving C(s,t) ≍ min{s,t}^{1−d/2} max{s,t}^{1−d/2−d/κ}. In d=1 this sharpens earlier upper bounds for s≠t; in d=2 it is the first covariance estimate for general power-law potentials. The d=2 trace is defined not through a full operator construction but as an L^2 limit of renormalized smoothed traces, which the paper constructs for small times using Feynman–Kac formulas and exponential moment b

What carries the argument

The central object is the Brownian-bridge intersection local time: the self-intersection local time β_t (how often a bridge crosses itself) and the mutual intersection local time α_{s,t} (how often two independent bridges cross each other). The paper derives exact Feynman–Kac formulas: E[Tr e^{-tH}] and Cov(Tr e^{-sH}, Tr e^{-tH}) are Gaussian integrals over x,y of expectations of exponentials of these local times. The estimates then reduce to moment asymptotics for α, proved through explicit Gaussian-density integral representations (Propositions 4.2, 4.3) and scaling arguments. In d=2 the intersection local times must be renormalized by subtracting a divergent mean, and the trace is define

Load-bearing premise

The load-bearing premise is that the d=2 renormalized trace, defined as the L^2 limit of Tr[e^{-t(H_ε+c_ε)}], exists and is independent of regularization for small t; this depends on uniform exponential moment bounds for renormalized intersection local times imported from earlier work.

What would settle it

Compute the L^2 limit in Proposition 2.4 with two different mollifiers (e.g., Gaussian vs. compactly supported) for the same white noise; if the limiting random variable T(t) differs, the d=2 claim collapses. Alternatively, for d=1 with κ=1, numerically evaluate C(s,t) for very small s,t and check whether it follows min{s,t}^{1/2} max{s,t}^{−1/2}; a mismatch would disprove the claimed optimal exponent.

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If this is right

  • The semigroup hyperuniformity ratio Var[Tr e^{-tH}] / E[Tr e^{-tH}] decays like t^{2−d/2} as t→0 under (1.2)+(1.4), so the eigenvalue point process is hyperuniform in the semigroup sense, with a rate depending only on dimension.
  • The correlation between Tr[e^{-sH}] and Tr[e^{-tH}] decays like (min{s,t}/max{s,t})^{d/(2κ)}, quantifying how eigenfunctions share the same noise.
  • In d=1 the upper bound C(s,t) ≲ min{s,t}^{1/2} max{s,t}^{1/2−1/κ} improves earlier bounds for s≠t, e.g., replacing the (min/max)^{1/4} bound in the κ=1 case.
  • In d=2 the result gives the first covariance estimates for general power-law potentials; formally setting κ=∞ recovers the flat-potential bound C(t,t)=O(1).
  • The matching lower bound shows the exponent 1−d/2−d/κ is intrinsic under the upper growth condition (1.4), so the upper bound cannot be improved in general.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • Editorial inference: If the d=2 renormalized trace construction can be shown independent of the mollifier, the same Feynman–Kac machinery should extend to other self-intersection-local-time functionals, such as higher moments of the trace, yielding a full fluctuation theory.
  • Editorial inference: The hyperuniformity exponent 2−d/2 suggests a transition at d=4, where the ratio would fail to vanish; this is consistent with the known criticality of white-noise Schrödinger operators in d≥4 and could be tested numerically in d=3.
  • Editorial inference: The decorrelation rate (min/max)^{d/(2κ)} gives a concrete prediction for eigenvalue counting-function correlations (Conjecture 1.18) if the Abelian/Tauberian heuristic holds; simulating the one-dimensional model with V(x)=|x|^κ and comparing counting-function correlations to this rate is a direct test.
  • Editorial inference: The method of splitting the covariance integral at a cutoff {α>c} and showing the tail is polynomially small is a template for other observables expressible through intersection local times with subexponential moment bounds, and may yield similar two-scale asymptotics in related singular SPDE models.

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Referee Report

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Summary. The paper studies the covariance C(s,t) = Cov(Tr[e^{-sH}], Tr[e^{-tH}]) for Schr\"odinger operators with Gaussian white noise in dimensions d=1,2, under a deterministic potential V with power-law growth (1.2). The main result, Theorem 1.4, states an upper bound C(s,t) ≲ min{s,t}^{1-d/2} max{s,t}^{1-d/2-d/κ} as (s,t)→0, and if the additional upper-growth condition (1.4) holds, a matching lower bound, giving optimal asymptotics. The proof uses Feynman-Kac representations for the trace and its covariance, reducing the problem to estimates of mutual and self-intersection local times of Brownian bridges. The central technical estimate is Lemma 4.1, proved via explicit first- and second-moment formulas (Propositions 4.2 and 4.3). Applications include a semigroup hyperuniformity ratio R_s(t) ≍ t^{2-d/2} (Corollary 1.10) and a correlation estimate ρ(s,t) ≍ (min{s,t}/max{s,t})^{d/(2κ)} (Corollary 1.12). In dimension 2, the trace observable is defined as an L^2 renormalized limit of regularized traces, since the operator H itself is not constructed.

Significance. If the result holds, it represents a substantial improvement over previous one-dimensional bounds and the first two-dimensional covariance estimates for general power-law potentials. The matching upper and lower bounds establish that the exponents are optimal, and the Brownian-bridge local-time method is elegant and detailed. The paper ships explicit, parameter-free asymptotic exponents in terms of d and κ, and the applications (Corollaries 1.10 and 1.12) are concrete falsifiable predictions. The proof of Theorem 1.4 is largely written out, with the key scaling estimates in Lemma 4.1 checked in detail; the d=2 construction of the trace relies on imported results from [GLP26] and [Mat22], which is acknowledged. The main caveats are a genuine but locally fixable gap in the proof of Proposition 4.2 for d=2, and the fact that the d=2 theorem concerns the renormalized trace observable T(t) rather than an operator H constructed independently of the regularization.

major comments (2)
  1. [Section 4.6, proof of Proposition 4.2] The dominated-convergence step uses Young's convolution inequality to dominate E[p_ε(B_t(u)-B_s(v))] by C^d [t/(u(t-u))]^{d/2} [s/(v(s-v))]^{d/2}. For d=2 this bound is non-integrable on [0,t]×[0,s] (near u=0 or v=0 it behaves like (uv)^{-1}), so the passage ε→0 inside the double integral is not justified as written. Since Proposition 4.2 feeds Lemma 4.1, which yields both the upper bound (4.8) and the lower bound (4.30)–(4.31), the d=2 proof of Theorem 1.4 is incomplete as written. The gap is local and fixable: earlier in the same proof one has the exact identity E[p_ε(B_t(u)-B_s(v))] = p_{ε+z}(x-y) with z=u(t-u)/t+v(s-v)/s, and |p_{ε+z}(x-y)| ≤ (2π z)^{-d/2}, which is integrable for d=1,2. Please replace the Young bound by this estimate.
  2. [Section 2.2 / Definition 2.5] In d=2, Tr[e^{-tH}] is defined as an L^2 limit of Tr[e^{-t(H_ε+c_ε)}] for t<ϑ; H itself is not constructed (Remark 1.2). Theorem 1.4 is therefore a statement about the renormalized trace observable T(t). The proof of Proposition 2.4 establishes convergence for Gaussian mollifiers with the specific c_ε=(1/2π)log(1/ε), but no independence of the limit under other regularizations is shown. The theorem statement should make this conditioning explicit (e.g., by phrasing the d=2 half in terms of T(t)) and discuss the uniqueness question, so that the object whose covariance is estimated is unambiguous.
minor comments (5)
  1. [Abstract] There is a typo: 'ind“1,2' should read 'in d=1,2'.
  2. [Section 4.3, Eq. (4.31)] The expression 'Ct,spx, yqdxdyq' contains a stray 'q'; it should be 'Ct,spx, yqdxdy'.
  3. [Definition 1.3] The symbol '—' for asymptotic equivalence is nonstandard; consider using '≍' consistently with the abstract.
  4. [Section 4.6] In the proof of Proposition 4.2, both bridge densities are denoted Φ_B; use different symbols (e.g., Φ_1, Φ_2) for clarity.
  5. [Section 4.7] The use of Minkowski's determinant inequality to get det(K0) ≥ t^2 det(A(a)) + s^2 det(A(b)) is terse; adding a one-line explanation via the matrix square root would help the reader.

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No circularity: the covariance bounds are derived from Feynman-Kac representations and independent local-time estimates; self-citations supply construction lemmas, not the target result.

full rationale

The derivation chain is not circular. Theorem 1.4's upper bound (4.1)-(4.9) uses only the Feynman-Kac covariance formula (3.6), the elementary inequality e^x-1 <= x e^x, Hölder's inequality, and Lemma 4.1; the matching lower bound (4.26)-(4.31) uses e^x-1 >= x and Lemma 4.1, not an inversion of the upper bound. Lemma 4.1 is proved independently in Sections 4.5-4.7 from exact first- and second-moment formulas for Brownian-bridge intersection local times (Propositions 4.2 and 4.3), which are Gaussian density computations; no parameter is fitted and the exponents come from Brownian scaling. The d=2 trace observable is constructed via Proposition 2.4 using uniform exponential moment bounds imported from [GLP26] and [Mat22]; these are prior results by the same authors but their statements do not include the covariance estimate C(s,t) or Theorem 1.4, so the self-citation is load-bearing but not circular. Remark 1.2 openly notes that the operator H itself is not constructed in d=2; this is an admitted limitation, not a circular step. The possible integrability gap in the d=2 dominated-convergence argument of Proposition 4.2 is a correctness risk, not a circular reduction, since the exact integrand is available and repairable, and it does not make the theorem an input to itself.

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No numeric parameters are fitted; the exponents in the theorem are fixed by the dimension d, the potential growth κ, and Brownian scaling. The main external inputs are the cited existence and exponential moment results for intersection local times, all previously published. The d=2 trace observable is a constructed entity rather than a proven-to-exist operator trace.

axioms (6)
  • domain assumption Existence of mutual and self-intersection local time limits for 2D Brownian bridges (Prop 3.4, 3.5)
    Imported from [GLP26, Theorem 5.11] and [Mat22, Theorem 3.7]; used to define the quantities in the d=2 Feynman-Kac formula.
  • domain assumption Uniform exponential moment bounds on SILT and MILT in d=1,2 (Props 3.10-3.13)
    Imported from [GLP26, Lemmas 5.6, 5.7, 5.15, Remark 5.8] and [GL21, Lemma 5.11]; these bounds justify the L^2 limit construction and dominated convergence steps. They hold only for s,t below a threshold ϑ.
  • domain assumption One-dimensional construction of H and its Feynman-Kac formula (GL21 Theorem 2.24)
    Used in Section 3.2 to obtain (3.5)-(3.6) for d=1.
  • domain assumption Moment formula for MILT from [GLP26, Eq (5.17)] used to prove the Hölder-type inequality (4.11)
    The paper states the generalized formula is immediate from [GLP26]; the inequality (4.11) is used to control large deviations of C_{t,s} in the upper bound.
  • standard math Standard Brownian scaling and exponential moments of Brownian bridge maxima (e.g., [GS96, Remark 3.1])
    Used throughout Lemma 4.1 and Section 4 to reduce small-time quantities to t=1.
  • domain assumption Potential assumptions: two-sided power-law growth (1.2),(1.4) and local Kato class for V_+
    These define the class of operators considered; the exponents in the theorem depend on κ.
invented entities (1)
  • Tr[e^{-tH}] for d=2 (renormalized trace observable T(t)) no independent evidence
    purpose: Defines the object whose covariance is the main result, avoiding the unconstructed operator H in d=2.
    Defined in Definition 2.5 via the L^2 limit of Tr[e^{-t(H_ε+c_ε)}]. It is not shown to equal the trace of any self-adjoint operator H on L^2(R^2); the paper acknowledges in Remark 1.2 that H has not been constructed for general V. The observable has internal consistency (Feynman-Kac formulas) but no external/independent handle.

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For $d\in\{1,2\}$, let $H=-\frac{1}{2}\Delta + V +\xi$ be the random Schr\"odinger operator on $L^2(\mathbb{R}^d)$ where $\xi$ is a standard Gaussian white noise and $V$ is a deterministic potential with power-law growth at infinity. Using a Feynman-Kac formula for the trace of the Schr\"odinger semigroup, we give optimal asymptotic upper and lower bounds on the covariance of $\mathrm{Tr}[e^{-sH}]$ and $\mathrm{Tr}[e^{-tH}]$ as $s,t\to0$ through estimates on Brownian bridge local times. These estimates are a significant improvement on previous bounds in the case $d=1$ and are the first of their kind for $d=2$. As an application of these new estimates, we prove a quantitative hyperuniformity-type property and decorrelation rate for the trace as $s,t\to0$.

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